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If this truly poses a possible restriction on the NRA in the future, then I believe the NRA needs to oppose it and make it's Democratic supporters understand why they oppose it. On the other side of the coin, why wouldn't the Democratic NRA supporters break with the party on this? There are those that don't always vote the party line. Where do the state rifle associations, like the TSRA, stand on this? Would it not affect them also? Would it be possible for the state rifle associations to band together and apply the pressure, allowing the NRA to take a pass on the issue?
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